Privacy and control
Facial recognition, behavioral profiles and models that infer what we think are changing the relationship between people and those who watch them. We explain what is possible today, what the law protects and where the limits are, without surveillance manuals.
Society: from 10−1 to 106 meters
Questions that guide this topic
- What can an AI system infer from your everyday data?
- Where does security end and social control begin?
- What rights do you have over your data today, and which are missing?
Articles
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How to cite this page
Text
Peace The Frontier (2026). “Privacy and control.” https://peacethefrontier.com/en/topics/privacy/
BibTeX
@misc{ptf2026privacy,
author = {{Peace The Frontier}},
title = {Privacy and control},
year = {2026},
url = {https://peacethefrontier.com/en/topics/privacy/},
language = {english}
}